Partners

All the best work comes about through partnerships. The project was conceptualised by WWF-SA and is financed by TETA. It is overseen by a steering committee that includes representatives from:

ABALOBI,
The Collective
Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (DAFF),
International Ocean Institute (IOI-SA),
Masifundise Development Trust,
South African United Fishing Front (SAUFF),
Transport Education Training Authority (TETA),
World Wide Fund for Nature - South Africa (WWF-SA).

We also consult with a wide range of stakeholders and welcome the input of other interested parties.

We have also had so many helpful hands in the various communities that we have visited, from schools allowing us the free use of their classrooms, to restaurants lending us their urn for the day to wonderfully helpful locals smoothing our way to visiting their communities.

A special thanks to KwaZulu-Natal Sharks Board Maritime Centre of Excellence for hosting our train-the-trainer and stakeholders' workshops.
Outspan Inn for stepping in at the last moment to sponsor a venue in Port St Johns when previous plans didn't work out.
Councillor Dave Watson for sponsoring the Port Edward workshop venue
Chefs on Marine for the loan of an urn for Hibberdene and Port Edward workshops.
Abalobi in Lamberts Bay for sponsoring a venue
Pellsrus Jeffreys Bay Councillor for the use of the Tokyo Sexwale Stadium hall

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